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sphere-map-vue

sphere map component for VueJS

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GISTDA sphere Map VueJS

Installation

You can easily install by using npm

npm i sphere-map-vue

Usage

First, you need to get a sphere Map API key. Then, after you have sphere Map API key and component installed, you need to register it to your Vue project.

There are two ways of registering component:

Register component globally

This is a recommended way of registering component

In your main.js or similar file:

import  { createApp }  from  'vue'
import SphereMap from  'sphere-map-vue'
import App from  './App.vue'
import router from  './router'

createApp(App).use(router)
.use(SphereMap,  {
       load:  {
		apiKey:  'YOUR_SPHERE_MAP_API_KEY',
       }
})
.mount('#app')

Then you can use <sphere-map /> in your component template.

<template>
  <sphere-map />
</template>

Register component locally

In your component file, for example Foo.vue:

<script setup>
import { SphereMapLoad, SphereMap } from 'sphere-map-vue'

SphereMapLoad({
  apiKey: 'YOUR_SPHERE_MAP_API_KEY',
})
</script>

<template>
  <sphere-map />
</template>

You can import more components if you want, for example:

import { SphereMapLoad, SphereMap, SphereMapMarker, SphereMapPolyline } from 'sphere-map-vue'

Examples

Add a polygon to sphere Map:

<script setup>
const locationList = [
  { lon: 99, lat: 14 },
  { lon: 100, lat: 13 },
  { lon: 102, lat: 13 },
  { lon: 103, lat: 14 }
]
</script>

<template>
  <sphere-map>
    <sphere-map-polygon
      :location="locationList"
      :lineWidth="2"
      :lineColor="'rgba(0, 0, 0, 1)'"
      :fillColor="'rgba(255, 0, 0, 0.4)'"
    />
  </sphere-map>
</template>

Add multiple markers to sphere Map:

<template>
  <sphere-map :zoom="10" :last-view="false">
    <sphere-map-marker
      v-for="(item, i) in markers"
      :key="i"
      :location="item.location"
      :title="item.title"
      :detail="item.detail"
    />
  </sphere-map>
</template>

Using sphere Map object:

<script setup>
function loadMap(map) {
  map.Layers.setBase(sphere.Layers.NORMAL)
}
function addMarker(marker) {
  console.log(marker.location())
}
</script>

<template>
  <sphere-map @load="loadMap">
    <sphere-map-marker @add="addMarker" :location="{ lon: 99, lat: 14 }" />
  </sphere-map>
</template>

Components

Map

  • Props
  • Event: @load="Function(object)"
<sphere-map :zoom="10" :last-view="false" />

Overlay

  • Props
  • Event: @add="Function(object)"
<sphere-map>
  <sphere-map-marker :location="{ lon: 99, lat: 14 }" :title="'Home'" :detail="'My home'" />
</sphere-map>

Geometry

sphere-map-dot, sphere-map-circle, sphere-map-rectangle, sphere-map-polyline,sphere-map-polygon

  • Props
  • Event: @add="Function(object)"
<sphere-map>
  <sphere-map-polygon
    :location="[{ lon: 100.123, lat: 13.579 }, ...]"
    :lineWidth="2"
    :lineColor="'rgba(0, 0, 0, 1)'"
    :fillColor="'rgba(255, 0, 0, 0.4)'"
  />
</sphere-map>

Keywords

GISTDA

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Package last updated on 28 Sep 2024

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